Amazon announced this Friday, April 10, 2026, the end of support for third-party integrations in the Luna cloud gaming service. From now on, it is no longer possible to purchase subscriptions from Ubisoft+ or Jackbox Games nor to purchase individual games directly through the platform. The measure represents a significant reformulation in the Luna business model, which now prioritizes its own content and offers integrated into Amazon Prime.
Subscribers who purchased packages from Ubisoft+ or Jackbox Games via Luna will have automatic renewals canceled at the end of the next billing cycle. Quem maintains a subscription Ubisoft+ contracted directly with Ubisoft and can still access the catalog via Luna until June 10, 2026. Após On that date, the service will stop transmitting these titles through integration.
Immediate changes to purchasing options
Amazon completely removed the possibility of new purchases of individual games and third-party channels on Luna. Essa decision takes effect immediately and affects both new and existing users who intended to expand their libraries. The company communicated the changes by email to users registered with the service.
Plans Luna Standard and Luna Premium are still available. Assinantes Prime retain the right to redeem PC games and stream titles included in the catalog at no additional cost. Subscription Premium gives you access to a wider selection of games, including third-party options that don’t rely on closed integrations.
- Prime subscribers can continue to redeem monthly PC games.
- Streaming via Luna Standard remains free for eligible members.
- Channel Premium remains active with a focus on titles selected by Amazon.
End of function Traga your own library
The option that allowed users to stream games already purchased from stores such as EA, GOG and Ubisoft will also be discontinued. Access via this route will no longer work after June 3, 2026. From that date onwards, titles purchased on these platforms will no longer be able to be played on Luna, even if linked to the user’s account.
Those who purchased games directly from Luna can still stream them until June 10, 2026. Diferente from the closure of Google Stadia, Amazon is not offering refunds for these purchases. The games remain available on original platforms, such as the EA app, GOG Galaxy or Ubisoft Connect, depending on the store where they were purchased.
Impact for users dependent on cloud streaming
Many users resorted to Luna precisely because they did not have hardware powerful enough to run demanding games locally. With the end of integrations, part of this audience may need to migrate to alternative cloud services, such as GeForce Now, as long as there is compatibility with specific titles. Amazon did not detail additional transition measures beyond temporary access until June.
The company reinforces that Prime subscribers continue with regular game benefits included. Recentemente, Luna has received catalog updates focusing on social experiences and party games, such as Jackbox packs and family titles. Essas changes are part of an effort to focus efforts on more accessible and exclusive content.
Service redesign strategy
Over the past few months, Amazon has been tweaking Luna with an emphasis on group game nights playable on smartphones and televisions. The communication sent to users highlights investments in new experiences, including GameNight, and in high-quality titles offered in a more accessible way. Alguns selected users will receive a free subscription to Luna Premium as part of this transition.
The focus now is on strengthening the native catalog and direct partnerships that do not depend on external stores. Essa approach seeks to simplify the offering and reduce dependencies on integrations that require constant maintenance between different platforms.
Details about temporary access to games
Until June 10, 2026, users can continue streaming games purchased directly from Luna or accessed via Ubisoft+ contracted by Ubisoft itself. The cutoff date for the Traga function is slightly earlier, on June 3. Após these deadlines, access via streaming on Luna will be interrupted for this specific content.
Players who wish to keep the titles must use them on the original platforms. Amazon advises that linked accounts remain valid outside of Luna, allowing download or local execution wherever the hardware allows. Não There is an indication of extension of these deadlines or new similar integrations in the near future.
Continuity of Luna’s main plans
Luna Standard and Luna Premium are not affected by third-party restrictions. Membros Prime continue to redeem monthly games and broadcast the included catalog at no extra cost. Amazon remains committed to regular game updates, such as those released for April 2026, which include family and party titles.
These updates reinforce the service’s positioning as an accessible option for family and group games. GameNight, for example, allows multiplayer sessions using smartphones as controls, expanding compatibility with everyday devices.
Amazon Luna continues to operate with the aim of offering cloud gaming experiences in an integrated manner with the Prime ecosystem. The changes announced today focus the service on content managed directly by the company, reducing dependence on external channels.
